Pair of Decorative Southern Official Chairs d160 or use it in a

or use it in a bathroom to hold towels and toiletries

although we can make larger versions on request

Originally the barrel would have been used to store green tea leaves - a precious commodity in nineteenth century China

This beautifully simple low table in warm elm is based on the 'lute tables' used by the Chinese when seated on the floor to play musical instruments

Pair of Decorative Southern Official Chairs d160 or use it in aShanxi, circa 1860 These unusual chairs, with a straight, rounded top rail and decorative carved apron, are from Shanxi province in central China, made from elm. The turned central posts supporting the arms are a detail rarely seen in Chinese furniture and are in contrast with the plain, curved back rest. The relief carvings on the panel below the seat show a geometrical, scrolling pattern, while the lower apron and spandrels around the four sides of